History of Public Speaking in AmericaAllyn and Bacon, 1965 - 566 pages |
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... Court , could as well have been said by him in regard to still others of his prin- cipal cases : " I am not afraid that you will underrate the importance of this case . It concerns the rights of the whole people . Such questions have ...
... Court , could as well have been said by him in regard to still others of his prin- cipal cases : " I am not afraid that you will underrate the importance of this case . It concerns the rights of the whole people . Such questions have ...
Page 420
... Court asking for discharge and the case was remanded to the Supreme Court , where three questions should be settled : " 1. Was Mil- ligan entitled to a writ of habeas corpus ? 2. Ought he to be discharged ? 3. Had the military ...
... Court asking for discharge and the case was remanded to the Supreme Court , where three questions should be settled : " 1. Was Mil- ligan entitled to a writ of habeas corpus ? 2. Ought he to be discharged ? 3. Had the military ...
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... court , to which the jurisdiction has been given by law to try him for that specific offense . There is our ... court , with a jury of the accused's peers , in an open court where all witnesses appear and the accused has a counsel of his ...
... court , to which the jurisdiction has been given by law to try him for that specific offense . There is our ... court , with a jury of the accused's peers , in an open court where all witnesses appear and the accused has a counsel of his ...
Contents
Groping Toward Independence | 1 |
The Role of the Preachers | 9 |
The Mather Dynasty | 18 |
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